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At one point, he then got in a shootout with the Wellsville chief of police and two of his erstwhile deputies, and Floyd ended up running up the hill with the machine gun, took a couple shots at the deputies, and the gun jammed, and he had literally tossed it under a rabbit hutch. because I don't know if you've ever picked up a Thompson, but I think they weigh about 16 pounds.

At one point, he then got in a shootout with the Wellsville chief of police and two of his erstwhile deputies, and Floyd ended up running up the hill with the machine gun, took a couple shots at the deputies, and the gun jammed, and he had literally tossed it under a rabbit hutch. because I don't know if you've ever picked up a Thompson, but I think they weigh about 16 pounds.

It would not be something you'd want to carry. if it wasn't useful to you. So he dumped it. And one of the neighborhood children who was still living at the time I got interested explained to me how the neighborhood kids found the gun under the rabbit hutch. And this guy was still mad that they took it off of him. So he thought that he should get to keep that. But the FBI ended up with it.

It would not be something you'd want to carry. if it wasn't useful to you. So he dumped it. And one of the neighborhood children who was still living at the time I got interested explained to me how the neighborhood kids found the gun under the rabbit hutch. And this guy was still mad that they took it off of him. So he thought that he should get to keep that. But the FBI ended up with it.

It would not be something you'd want to carry. if it wasn't useful to you. So he dumped it. And one of the neighborhood children who was still living at the time I got interested explained to me how the neighborhood kids found the gun under the rabbit hutch. And this guy was still mad that they took it off of him. So he thought that he should get to keep that. But the FBI ended up with it.

No, definitely not. The actual name is Charles Arthur Floyd. And the Floyds were from northwestern Georgia, I believe Bartow County. They were farm people, country people. At one point, I saw some suggestion that there was some distant connection to a Confederate general whose name was Floyd, who was singularly unnoteworthy in what he did for the Confederacy. But there may be a connection there.

No, definitely not. The actual name is Charles Arthur Floyd. And the Floyds were from northwestern Georgia, I believe Bartow County. They were farm people, country people. At one point, I saw some suggestion that there was some distant connection to a Confederate general whose name was Floyd, who was singularly unnoteworthy in what he did for the Confederacy. But there may be a connection there.

No, definitely not. The actual name is Charles Arthur Floyd. And the Floyds were from northwestern Georgia, I believe Bartow County. They were farm people, country people. At one point, I saw some suggestion that there was some distant connection to a Confederate general whose name was Floyd, who was singularly unnoteworthy in what he did for the Confederacy. But there may be a connection there.

But the family had moved to Oklahoma. A lot of times they're compared to the Jodes, you know, Grapes of Wrath kind of thing, although I think the Jodes were moving from Oklahoma to California when they were made famous in Steinbeck's novel. But there are a lot of comparisons. They were not well-to-do people.

But the family had moved to Oklahoma. A lot of times they're compared to the Jodes, you know, Grapes of Wrath kind of thing, although I think the Jodes were moving from Oklahoma to California when they were made famous in Steinbeck's novel. But there are a lot of comparisons. They were not well-to-do people.

But the family had moved to Oklahoma. A lot of times they're compared to the Jodes, you know, Grapes of Wrath kind of thing, although I think the Jodes were moving from Oklahoma to California when they were made famous in Steinbeck's novel. But there are a lot of comparisons. They were not well-to-do people.

Although I did find it interesting in talking to some of the nephews, who unfortunately have all passed now, that Charlie is the only one in the family who ever was convicted of any serious crime. In fact, one of his brothers, after Charlie died, became the sheriff of Sequoia County, Oklahoma. And one of the nephews was an accountant. And I remember him being very interested in the fact.

Although I did find it interesting in talking to some of the nephews, who unfortunately have all passed now, that Charlie is the only one in the family who ever was convicted of any serious crime. In fact, one of his brothers, after Charlie died, became the sheriff of Sequoia County, Oklahoma. And one of the nephews was an accountant. And I remember him being very interested in the fact.

Although I did find it interesting in talking to some of the nephews, who unfortunately have all passed now, that Charlie is the only one in the family who ever was convicted of any serious crime. In fact, one of his brothers, after Charlie died, became the sheriff of Sequoia County, Oklahoma. And one of the nephews was an accountant. And I remember him being very interested in the fact.

And I kind of quizzed him. I said, nobody else was quite as colorful as your uncle. And he said, oh, absolutely not. Now, his father... who was Walter Floyd, had kind of a tragic end. He was shot by somebody that he was disputing with about some personal property. Father and his wife had a store across the street, and they got into this confrontation, and the

And I kind of quizzed him. I said, nobody else was quite as colorful as your uncle. And he said, oh, absolutely not. Now, his father... who was Walter Floyd, had kind of a tragic end. He was shot by somebody that he was disputing with about some personal property. Father and his wife had a store across the street, and they got into this confrontation, and the

And I kind of quizzed him. I said, nobody else was quite as colorful as your uncle. And he said, oh, absolutely not. Now, his father... who was Walter Floyd, had kind of a tragic end. He was shot by somebody that he was disputing with about some personal property. Father and his wife had a store across the street, and they got into this confrontation, and the

Floyd left, and the fellow that he was arguing with had a .410 shotgun cut off, and he plugged him. And he staggered across the street into his store and died right there. Now, I had always heard rumors, and I think you'll still hear them, that Charlie had just gotten out of prison at the time his father was killed. And a lot of the writers suggest that

Floyd left, and the fellow that he was arguing with had a .410 shotgun cut off, and he plugged him. And he staggered across the street into his store and died right there. Now, I had always heard rumors, and I think you'll still hear them, that Charlie had just gotten out of prison at the time his father was killed. And a lot of the writers suggest that

Floyd left, and the fellow that he was arguing with had a .410 shotgun cut off, and he plugged him. And he staggered across the street into his store and died right there. Now, I had always heard rumors, and I think you'll still hear them, that Charlie had just gotten out of prison at the time his father was killed. And a lot of the writers suggest that